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The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
FAIR pAuGurnm or ruu sun.

Hall daughter Of the lin
Whtc'rubed and l.ir lu SEQ, where guest th1I
now
In haste from thy splcsh earleny Hath thy
brow,
Crowned with white blooms. bc,un
To grow weary ui It's fragrant wreath,
And do thy. temples long to ache beneath
A glldcd, iron CROWN
lak'st thou the CLINT Of MNnlnon's glttcrlng
car
To he the CLEAN of some new risen star;
You Clamor for rgnOwng
Stay, lovely one, oh, stay
Within thy gates, rose garlundGl remain;
For love this Mammon seeks not, but for
gain
He is the same alway.
This god In Furnished tnsel as of old.
Cares for no music save of clinking gold
All else to lin Is vain;
His heart Is flint, his ears are dull as lead
4 crown of care he bringeth for thy head,
And for thy wrists chain.
Bidc thou, oh, goddess, stay!
Even In the gateway turn. The orange tree
Keeps still her snowy wreath of love Tor thee;
The iasmine's starry spray
still warns thee back; o. South thy glory lies
In thine own sacred fields. There shall arise
Thy day, which ladeth not;
Thero-patient hands shall fill thy cup with
wine,
Therc-hearts devoted, make thy name di-
Their own hard fate forgot.
-tRobert Il. Wilson In the Times Democrat.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
The Death OF bishop Lee.

The Right Rev. Alfred Lee, Bishop OF the
Diocese OF Delaware and Presiding Bishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
United States, died at Wilmington, Dell,
yesterday afternoon Of typhoid fever, having
teen sick sinec March 4. lie was u native
Of Cambridge, Mass, born ia 1907 and
graduated nj Harvard In 1877. lie studied
Tor the ministry at the General Theological
Seminary Of New York aud was ordained
priest June IL, 1873 Hr W.. cnnse,fAtci
to the epircopaie Ut Delaware October t.
1871. His death leaves Bishep John Will
lilus OF TIE Diueosn ~ Connecticut as the
stuior bishop VI thf Protestant Episcopal
Church. Blshop Lee is thr ihl-i hishOp
who hiss dird ,luce lhr meeting Ia o 'tJhrr
last of the General Cuuyrnti u. The Ia
neral will he held on Friday, at p N ,
IN 50. Andrews Church, Wilmington, aud
The burial will be made la Oll Svedca Gem
Ctgry, where lie the rrn4lu, of his wife.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
"Tnr Administration has two sources

TIM Administration has two sources
of serious evil to deal with says the
New York Times. One of these Is the
Inefficient and worthless element In the
Departments, which, Of course, should
be eliminated. Then the Times goes
on TO say:
The second source Of mischief +. the con
tinuancc In the service of plriisans who, with
more or less concealmrn, OF their feeling, are
hc stlle to the Administration, uniesruus that
II shall succeed ami especially opposed TO It's
purposes NJ reform Hnl iu t'is principles On
wi ich thls reform rests. We believe mot Dlly
that the Presidcat would ba lgs.i1od Ia lual.
Ing firmly and stsr'ly with bot1 those rlls'c'
but that q l. N duty trdu .o, and that ht
"ould In no way serve tv public more cll-
clcrtly.
Not much AIugwumpeIy about that
Mr.. Jones.
Tue Anil pruhiLiliouisls Of Texas
are to hold convention ut Dallas on
Wednesday. May 1, 10 organize plan
of action for the coming campaign. 1t
is understood that the Democrats gen.
orally are opposed to making the
temperance question party issue, but
the Prohibition leaders. among whom
Senator Reagan is now 10 be counted,
seem disposed 10 utilize 1t for making q
lrcak In the old Bourbon lines. The
Texas Democracy, like that Of Georgia,
is of somewhat unwiclly proportions.
Senators Reagan and Colquitt are on
the same mission.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

NOR RFNT-A Large Hall, Suitable
a for lodge or other purposes; 10 lot Tues
day and saturday nights; over Washington
Endowment Association office, 40 10Th " n W,
For further Information inquire OF LAW
nINlL GAEnNER. SnnrnlnrY.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ITOR SALE-a Fine Farm Of 100
Il acres, near Iiyattsyille station, suitable
for subdivision into small suburban lots; will
sell whole on part; has good " room house,
bnln stables and other outbulldings; fruits
Of all kinds; only @ miles from Washington.
on good road; hno chance for Investment.
NORTH WASHING TON REAL ESTATE CO.,
l490 II st n W,
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

RHODE ISLAND Republicans have
little 10 say about the recent election
in that State. They seem to think a
little thing ike that hardly worth talk.
ing about.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

The Post, out of the abundance Of
It's engineering experience, says that
nothing could be more inexcusable
than the delay in the repair of the
broken water main. If such dilatori.
ness were shown in Chicago or st,
Paul, 1t would be enough to overturn
the administration of the City Govern.
ment." This is sad, indeed. We
would suggest that the next time a
break occurs in any of the water.mains
the editor of our esteemed contempo-
rary be detailed to hunt up the leak and
sit down on II.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

\ VOTE was taken in the Democratic
legislative caucus at Tallahassee last
light for United States Senator from
Florida. 1t stood Ex-Governor Blox-
ham, "a; Governor Perry, 32; scatter.
ing IS. Scattering" may represent
Jones
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
GENERAL AND cuIrtcuLAr.


sullivan's left arm Is all right, api bis
right arm never gets left, Take u all
around be is To- pretty good shape.
Atilm creature The mlliucr.
Oh for eau ot dynamite,
Win powder mill etaull1g by
For the organ which plays sweet Nioloto'
And "Walt Iill the ClOuls Roll By
"policy" ls the favorltc game OF the aver
age American Statesman.
"False was the cold hard heart which boat
Her heauteous form beneath,
False were her many vows,n he moaned-
"And so were her hair and teeth"
"llere's something for you, snor<lns.
This papers got an advertisement In II
about some preparation that Is guaranteed
to take away mans appetite for cruk.'
"llumph n' growled snorkins. "Seem ,
like some people don't want man to have
any fun at all. The District Commissioners
must be at the bottom OF this new scheme -
The pittsburg brakeman who Is said to
have come into possession OF fortune Of
Sl,UC0,000 In France will doubtless break of
from his old associations now aud travel on
palace car Of his own.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

GOVERNOR HILL of New York has
vetoed the Crosby High License bill,
on the ground of its being special legis-
lation, applying only to the cities of
New York and Brooklyn, and there.
fore repugnant to the Constitution.
lie also cites In his veto message various
determinations in the measure that are
held to be unreasonable and unjust
This Is evidently 10 be an off year in
temperance legislation in the Empire
State, and the politicians will be well
enough satisfied 10 have it so.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

e[s=rsALL THE STOCK OF THE LATE
~ benjamin Barton, consisting OF
iewelry, watch materials, tools. spectacles,
fancy articles, show cases. safes. etc, will
be offered at private sale for few weeks ut
the lowest cash prices, at No. 81 King street,
Alexandria, Va.
April 49, L. d. BARTON,
Administrative OF Benz. Barton, decd.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
,ssLADIEs, ATTENTION |.

FOR HARPER's CELEBRATED BAzAR
PATTERNS, 20 to Edward W. Koch's, l22i
Pa. ave. N. W. They are 20 per cent cheaper
and 20 PER cent. simpler, on account of the
Simplifying Diagram which accompanies each
and every pattern. Fashion plates and 80
page catalogue FREE II you call at once.
TclephOne ,h5-j
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
TRUSTEES.

". W. DUDLEY, President.
JONAS II MCGOWAN. Vice President.
FRANK j. TiBDETs, Secretary.
GEORHE II. II WBIiE, Treasurer.
CHAPLIN BROWN, Attorney.
JAMES L. HOOD
FRANK \. RAWLINGS.
HENRY ". CORP.
RUFUS X. IlELPHENSTlNE
The plans Of the Columbia Mutual are the
outcome Of a years study The aiyico Ot
thoughtful Insurance men improved an pcr-
iected by l., q. Fuusc, csq., who is r2cOs
plztd the world over Us authority upon inSuc-
anCe. The Columbia Is among the few CON
Tanles which will cndoayor TO combat the
errors of what has been known as co-opcra
tive Insurance. We Invite the attention OF
thoughtful men, who ny find much Of inter
est inour plan, We have n, fine print, but
every point Is plainly, clearly and forclbly
expressed and nothing held back.
The Columbia Mutual Is strong financially,
and invites the closest scrutiny as to it,
stnnting and methods. ANY ant all questions
cheerfully answered. Send for prospectus
Address FRANK j. TlBBETS,
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

Hon. WILLIAM d. KELLEY of Penn.
sylvania, was banqurtcd at Admission,
Ala, last evening, covers being laid for
200guests, and though 4years fage he
entered into the festivities of the occa-
sion with all the zest of youth. That
shows what wholesome thing protcc.
tion Is when properly applied. A man
who has ridden pig.iron hobby horse
all his life must have taken more or
less ferruginous material into his sys.
TEN by absorption.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

EOE RENT-Store, with Cellar. N E
II corner 9th and q SITS II W. TYLER Il
RUTHERFORD, 1896 + 81 tnw.
EOR EENT-A 5-Room Brick House; ;
Il water in yard; rent cheap. Call at 5aH
II 81 n e, half square from Government Print
inr nfi,n
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
pEpSnMAl.
,L,-.II-i,I,,.- nn. mrsnY .. rAnKs. nnr.

hos hh'H - 80
matologsf who Is the proprietor,
a.lcoRNs< with his wifo, Of the Electric Hair
|sz.s>--ssO Rcstorcr, also It's manufacturer IN
this city for the past two years, and VIII con-
vince any person In ono minute that ho has u
Copy OF the original formula. And would also
inform his patrons that he has far superior
article, and Will convince tho most skeptiell
growing new hair and for all humors or dis
eases of the scalp. Hereafter the improved Will
he known ~ the Electrical Hair Restorative.
Price, al per bottle. Take no other. For sale
and applied by lady assistants under my su.
pcrvsion, ut DR.. Konlson's Parlors, 1901
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Wholesale by
Tschiffely a Evans, AZ Pennsylvania avenue.
Inrua renoypd njc each.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

INDICATIONS now are that the mass
meeting 10 be hel | at Masonic Temple
Thursday evening will be a rouscr.
The committee in charge are rapidly
perfecting their arrangements, and the
demonstration promises to be mem.
orablc one. The fact of It's being held
at the Capital, although without the
active recognition or participation OF
the Government, will render ii all the
more effective. Mr.. Gladstone and
Mr.. Parnell have strong constituencies
in Washington.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
,saMooRE a. sCnLEY,
swaMOORE ~ sCHLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
% B'oad street, New Yogb.
ERAGCu uFFtCEs;
~ wall st., NY. III South "a st Phila.

Connected with J. A. Evans & Co, Boston,;
Z. L. Brewster & Co, Chicago; CorsOn S Ma
oartney, Washington; Hubbard n Farmer
Hartford; Warren & Quares, Iichmond
Private Wire Connections Buy and soil
Stocks, Bonds aud Miscellaneous Securities
on Now York Stock Exchange
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
~rs REMOVAL


eMsDR. 8. t. MASON, Dentist, Form
w erly Of AZ st, has removed his Office
TO 1901 Penna. ave, corner l2th st. Cocaine
and gas given.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
COLUMBIA MUTUAL LIFE
~ ASSOCIATION
lNsuREs AT COST

Oflce-No. 1910 Y st., Wa hlnstOn, D. c.
40 - Il. German 81, Baltimore.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

nYsTERsi Oystersi Oystersi II You
" want fresh oysters, fat and Juicy, by the
pint. quart or gallon, wholesale or retail, do
not fall TO buy them Of BEALE'S Oyster. Es.
tablishment. a2i 10th ST W. You will get
thpn, nj rqdrppl rates.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

T RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to
i the public that have removed my dress:
INV place of business. Ladies' will find II to
their advantage TO call before going else
where; handsome suits made for IS and up
ward; evening costumes specialty
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
r--5a OFFICE or
- II. II. EVANS. 1921 + 81. n. We,
COMMISSIONER of DEEDS FJR ALL
STATES AND TERRITORIES.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Telephone, pj]3. Hours from 10 1870.

r1-l1IUk. u. \. MCLEAN, DehtIst,
t.A 7iG Twelfth street.
Firt-cl6ss work NJ moderate prices. Gold
oud Arnlram filling. Artificial Crowns por-
maucntly attached to roots. Gold lined Rub.
hor plates; satisfaction guaranteed. Gentle
treatment 1sastrsd
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
DUNGANSON EROS,
PROPOSALS.

Aucticncers.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
EoR SALE

L
On NJ street, near New Hampshire avenue,
two tne lots, !ONllj each, very cheap
j. H. OLMSrEAD,
ING New York ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

"policy" ls the favorltc game OF the aver.
age American Statesman.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

Beautiful lot, 9G.sXll1, on sixteenth street,
between the residences VI Secretary RoIcsun
and Senator PendlcfOu by
j. f. OLMSrEAD.
ltlB New York ave,
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

oH 'AA
Three very desirable lots on Massachusetts,
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
Apply j, f. OLMSrEAD,
lllG New York ave.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-14
OHIO BANKRUPT.
Finances In a Very Bad shape-Must An
tIcipats Taxes.

Finances In a Very Bad Shape-Must An
ticipats Taxes.
P~ITTsBURG, November IA special
dispatch to the Chronicle Telegraph from
Columbus, Ohio, says:
For several weeks there has been con-
siderable talk about 0hio's financial con-
ditiOn.
Both political parties made campaign
matter out of it before election. The Demo
Gratis charged that the State was on the
verge Of bankruptcy, while the Repub.
licans claimed that the treasury was full
of money.
1t is true there isa balance of SlG2, 3O5.
"a to the credit Of the sinking fund, and
S5, go sc to the common school fond; but
at the opening of business this morning
only $3.50 appears to the credit Of the
General Revenue fund. As this is the
only fund from which money can be
drawn to pay the curreLt expenses OF the
State, il will be seen that OhiO's finances
are getting in a bad shape.
Since yesterday Auditor Riesewetter re-
fused to issue warrants as there was abso'
lutely no money in the treasury. At pres
emit there is nearly 800, 600 in outstanding
bills which can only be paid out of the
General Revenue fund, and within the next
few DAYS the State institutions must have
from $50, 900 to $500, O0O. With S85.SS
in the treasury to-day the prospects ar
not encouraging for those holding claims
against the State.
There is but one way in which to raist
money now, and that is for the Auditor o.
State to anticipate the December tax, but
as that tax is not yet due it is a question
whether the county auditors will honor the
drafts on them. Unless the Auditor doe;
anticipate this tax and it is paid, the STATE
| will be nracticallY bankrupt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at Bal Fer Cent,-Governments Duh
ard Steady-Stocks Moderately Active
Flour In Moderate Demand Wheat

Money at Bal Fer Cent-Goyernments Dull
ard Steady-Stocks Moderately Active
Flour In Moderate Demand - Wheat
Firm.
NEW YORK, November 12.-Money on
call easy at BAL percent, last loan at ; per
cent; closed at ,! per cent prime MGR
camille paper Gas per cent. sterling ex'
change dull but steady at 4Slia4S5i.
6ovKRNMENTs-Dull and steady.
fours coupons.
FOurs-and-a.half." ~ S
Pacific Skies OF 1885
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAHROADS-Quiet hut firm sales S59i,-
900.
SToCK-The market to-day was modsr-
ately active and firm 10 steady,
with specialties leading. The open
ing was heavy at declines, extending
to one-half per cent, but the list
recovered Immediately, and prices rose
from first sales, with Pacific Mail, Central
Pacific and New England most conspicu-
Gus in the rise. There was an active bust
ness, which, however, fell away later
in the first hour, when the advance was
checked, and a sagging tendency was de-
veloped. which lasted until near the close,
part of the early gains being lost. The
market rallied in the last fifteen minutes,
and closed firm at A,.r the best prices
reached. Closing prices are somewhat ir-
regular, but are generally higher compared
with those of yesterday, and final changes
are for fractional amounts only, except
Hooking Coal, which rose !. and Pacific
Mail / per cent. sales, III, 495 shares.
Quotations closed bid rs follows:
Adams Express l40; American Express
1O8; Canada Pacific sly; Central Pacific
3d.; Chesapeake and Ohio p; do preferred
frsts 4; do seconds g.; Chicago and Alton,
1877; do preferred -; Chicago, burlington
and Quincy 1853; Delaware and Hudson
1925: Delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
12g!; Denver and Rio Grande, "a; Erie,
%; do preferred 65!; Fl. Wayne, 149!
Illinois Central, III; Lake Shore, 95i
Michigan Central, 90i; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, 10; do preferred, 2lf Missouri
Pacific, 50; Northern Pacific, eli do PIE
ferred, 44s; Chicago and Northwestern,
=; do preferred -; New York Cen
trail, 1913; Oregon Transcontinental, 1872
Pacific Mail, 35t; Panama, -; Peoria, d. d
Z. 22i; Pittsburg ISL; Pullman Palace Car
1856; Reading, 67I; Rock Island, lib; st.
Louis and San Francisco, 35l do preferred,
7OI; first preferred, lll3; st. Paul, Mime
apolis and Minnesota Ill; st. Paul and
Omaha, 40; do preferred 1913; Texas Pa
cifc, 24I Union Pacific 5ls; United State
Express 50; Wsetern Union Telegraph 7Ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-14
A Word About Catarrh.

1T Is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi-fuid envelope surr. unding the delicate It's
sues OF The air and ford passages, that Cstarrh
makes It's stronghold. Once established, II eats
into the very yItals, and renders life but a long.
drawn breath Of misery and disetse, duliing the
sense Of hearing. trammelliDg the power Of
speech, te,ttOyinr the faculty Of smell, taintlnR
the breath. M killing the refined pleasures OF
taste. Insidiously. by creeping on from a simple
cold in the head, Il assaults the membranODs lin
ing and e~nvelops the tones, eating through the
delicate coats and causing Inflammation, slough
ing and death. Nothing shon OF total eradica.
ton will secure health 10 the patient, aud all
alternatives are simply procrastina'ed Sufertngs,
leading n \ fatal termination. ~5AsFoBps Rad.
lcIL CURE, by IRhIidi on and By htunR admin.
istration, has never failed; even when the dis-
ease has made fHghtful inTOads on delicate con.
aitulIons, hearing, smell and taste have been
recovered, and the disease thoroughly driven
Olt."
sAyFo7D's RADICAL CUE consists Of one bot
tie OF the RADICAL CURE, one box CATAkHHAL
SOLVENT, and one INPRovED IsH1LER, neatly
wrapped in one package, with full directions,
price, 81.
POTTER DRUS q CHEHcIL Co., BnsTes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-14
PRODUCE.
New York.

New YORK.
NEW YORK, November II. -FlOur--Re-
ceipts -, 54S packages; exports 10, $40 bar
rels aud l3, sol sacks; market moderately
active; sales Is, 200 barrels. Wheat-Re-
ceipta 1874, 600 bushels; exports 1913;
barrels; sales 1886, 900 bushels f~uturesi
l62, 900 bushels spot; options moderately
active, closing firm; No. , spring site; un-
graded red ~s3taS9lc; No. = red No
yember sac; December sl!as4 9-l6c, clos
ing at SAC; January s5Sas53c, closing at
S5gc; February S~6sas6bc, closing at soc
May s~9ja9Otc, closing at 90!c; June Gotta
cole, closing at sole. Corn-Receipts
"a, 100 bushels; exports %, 40 bushels:
sales 1912, 900 bushels futures, 81, 200
bushels spot; market laIc higher, closing
strong; uugraded mixed 5~4a55!ci No.
November 54ia5i!c, closing at 5ilc.
December 53Ea5isc, closing at 5isci Jan
uary 54a54sc, closing at safe; February
54;a5ikc, closing at sac; May ~5iia554c,
closing at 55ic. ,Oats-Receipts 63.OOC
bushels: exports 1000 bushels; sales 100,
600 bushels futures, 5000 bushels spot
market about tc better, but quiet; mixed
western 32a35tc; white do 37a4Oc. Hay
Quiet, firm. Hops-Quiet. Coffee-Spoti
firm; Rio quiet at Isle for new crop; op'
tions a shade stronger and moderately &C
tive; sales IS, 500 bags; December SIS 5Oa
Is 60; January SIS 25a15 40; February
SIS 15aI5 80; March SIS 10al5 %; April
SIS 1Oa15 IS; May, S1i 95al5 10; June
SI4 Goals 05; July s14 75a14 50; August,
S14 75al4 80; September Sl4 6Oasl4 20
Sugar-Firm; refined dull; standard A
&c; confectionery A 6sc; graduated 6sc;
cubes Sc s1a6 81. Molasses dull and IN.
changed. Rice-Steady. Petroleum
Firm; United 73Ec; refined &c. Cotton
Seed Oil-Quoted at SIZE. Tallow-
Steady. Rosin-Quiet. ~Turpentine-
Quiet. Eggs-Firm; receipts 3,S4s pack
ages: western 12a23c. Pork-Quiet but
firm. Cut Meats-Firm. Lard-A shade
lower; western steam spot, 81 90; Jan
uary Sc s5a6 80; February IS 9ls6 80
May 81 loaf II; city steam IS 70. But
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WMIr
ter-Firm on choice stock; western 13a27c
Cheese-Quiet but unsteady; western 9a1ltc
Copper-Sieady; lake Sill 20. Lead
Dull; domestic 4sc. Tin-Quiet; Straits
sole.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 12.-The wheat
market to-day was firm from the start,
and after an advance of ic became very
dull. Corn was also firm. Oats steady. Pro
visions active, unsettled and lower. Flour
In moderate demand with prices steady
Wheat-Cash No. ? spring Esaf2sc; No. )
spring 734c; No. 2. red 7Sa73lc; November
T2ac; December 73la73sc, closing at 73lc;
January 733a74c, closing at 73sc; May
7sa79sc, closing at 79lc Corn-Cash
No. 9 44Ic; November 4~2la434c, closing at
42Ic; December 42ia42sc, closing at
42Ec; January 42la42sc, closing at 4eic;
May 46!ai6sc, closing at i65c. Oats
Cash No. , 25sl253c; November 2~5sa254c;
closing at 25ic: December 25ia26c, closing
at 26c; May 29Ia30c, closing st Soc. Rye
Cash-No. . &c. Barley-No. 276c. Flax
Seed No. l 81 IL. Timothy Seed-Prime
81 2Sa2 80. Pork-Cash $l3 OOal3 %;
January S12 S0al3 10, closingat $l3 G29;
February Si3 02la13 90, closing at S13 Is;
May $13 42!al3 67l, closing at $l3 so.
Lard-Cash So 5al; November S. so;
December So 5Oa6 81, closing at s. 80;
January S. 52la6 62l, closing at S. So;
May S. s2la6 929, closing at So IS.
Bulk Meats-ShouldeH IS 50a6 60; short
ribs S. 10a5 20; short clear Sc S5a6 80.
Whisky-AtSl 10. Sugars-Cutloaf TIA
74c: granulated &c. Butter Steady at
22a2sc for creamery; laaa4c for dairy.
Eggs--Firm at lSsl9c
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 12.-Flour
Dali. Wheat-Quiet but tirmer; No ,
red November S2saS2Sc; December s3sa
SALE; January S~5saS5sc; February S6ss
$3.50. Corn-Spot, irregular: No. , mix
ed, on track 52!a533c; futures firm; No. >
mixed November 50(a5lc; December sofa
81 January 50la5l!c February ~503a5lac.
Oats-Spot steady. but demand light; IN
graded VIII te 35Yc; No. , white 3?sa33c;
No. = white 35a35lc; No. | white Soc; fu-
lures quiet but steady; No. , white No
vember 34}a35c; December 35!a35ic; jan
uary S6a36ic; February 36ia37tc. Butter
Firm; creamery extra 2Ic.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November l2.-CottOn-
Quiet and firm; middling 9sc. Flour
Steady. Wheat-ln good demand: No. =
red 75laT6c; receipts 1000 bushels; ship
ments $500 bushels. Corn-Frm; No.
. mixed 47c. 0ats-Strong; No. . mixed
2Sic Rye-Stropg; No. = 56c. Pork
Firm at $l2 so. Lard Stronger at So IS.
Bulk Meats-Firm; short ribs So IS. Ba.
confirm; short clear s. 90. Whisky
Steady; sales 92S barrels on a basis of 81 %.
Butter-Firm. Sugar-Firm. Eggs-Frm
at ls4c. Cheese Firm and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o, November IL Wheat
Higher and finn; cash 7sa7Slc; November
7Sic; December 7slc; May S~ilasisc.
Corn-Sleady bat hrm; cash ~I5c; May
i7lc. Oats-Quiet; cash 2Sic. Glover
Secd--Dull but steady ; cash 81 l2!; De-
cember 81 Is, Receipts Wheat, 80, 900
bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats, 1000
bushels; clover seed, GIL bags. Ship
ments-Whcat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; clover seed, 600 bags.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-14
Horrible Accident at Clarksburg.

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CLARKsBURe, W. Va, November IA
A horrible accident happened here this
evening, near the water station, In which
both legs of q man by the name Of Doc
Flanagan were severed from his body by a
special train arriving In this city from
Weston. The particulars OF the affair are
not known, but it il rumored that Flana-
ean was intoxicated. he win not live.